Phrasal verbs with Look 1) Lots of people have already looked over my car, but I think no one will buy it. 2) Once in two months I look in on my mum just to check that everything is OK with her health. 3) Look out! Those murderers are going for us! 4) My wife's sister asked us to look after her dog while she was on vacation, but we turned down her request. 5) If I don't know the meaning of an English word, I usually look it up in a dictionary. 6) One of the tubes in my bathroom is leaking, so I'm going to look into the cause right after I am back from work home. 7) My boss looks down on the subordinates who don't speak to him the way he wants. 8) All the compnany's indicators are really looking up, because our new marketing director is a genius. 9) I am not going to look into the case until you are entirely confidendt that you've done everything you could have done. 10) I'm really looking forward to my trip to the Netherlands as I'm really exhausted and I need some rest. 11) Yesterday I was looking for my watch under the coach, when I stumbled on the button of my favourite shirt that I lost a few years ago. 12) I have never had all my luggage looked through during any border crossing. 13) I look on the people who don't give a place to old people and disabled in public transport as trash. Although sometimes I pretend that I am sleeping. 14) If anything bad happens with logistics in our company, everyone looks to me for the solution as I'm a supply chain manager. 15) I never look back on my past because it's useless. 16) If I look on the bright side of my career I can definitely say I have improved myself a lot. 17) I was rather fond of my previous boss, because I could look to him for any solution or piece of advise.